Best Campgrounds near Winslow, AZ

Got to the location and it was not marked by any signage and the entrance was all fenced off.

I wouldn't say this site is closed anymore necessarily, but we were unable to locate a spot.  There is no camping signs on the main road.  A lot of the side roads are fenced off.  There were some side roads that were open, but there was a dirt mound at the entrance, making going in with a 17ft travel trailer not desirable.  Perhaps it would have been fine for someone with a different camper / vehicle.  We turned around and left.

We stayed here for two nights to visit Meteor Carter and to stand on the corner in Winslow. 

The campground was well taken care of when we visited and the young man at the desk inside the gas station was very accommodating letting us check in early and select our spot.  We had no trouble codes with both our on-board surge guard and the pedestal surge guard. However, the campground was not busy. We paid just over $51.00 daily.

Meteor Crater is a well presented privately held site. We commented that the displays and information definitely showed great stewardship of this geological attraction. We easily spent 3-4 hours at the crater.

Since Winslow was so close we took an evening to check off "Standing on the Corner". It was not busy and we were able to get pictures without a crowd.  There are many diners near the corner. We chose Relic Road.

Loud from road, otherwise good! Able to level easily.

Some spots have a nice view of the rim and there are spots more inland but very nice ! You have to camp in the designated sites. There is a pit toilets at the beginning of the road due to a trail departure. Nice flat spots with fire pits and the road to go is a bit bumpy but if you don’t go too fast it is easy :)

Free big parking near the museum where they allow you to use the restrooms during the day. It is mostly a gravel parking and it was very windy

No real services, so need to be self contained. Great views

We stayed here for a few days while we explored the park and rested up for more travel. Something to note, if you get there after dark, the free camping is at the museum on the right. There's some camping on the left too but I think those sites cost money. We parked on the paid side at first but they were fine with us moving in the morning.

A bit of rough road,paved but holy, some graffiti on the pavilion says degenerate kids where here, gravel road is beat up,but OMG THE SUNSET ,you gotta see this sunset, trust me.

The drive in doesn't seem like much and the facilities could use some love but when you look over that edge the view is absolutely amazing.

I rolled up just as the sun was setting. What a spectacular view of that! There were only a couple of other vehicles here. There are some picnic tables near the entrance, but that’s about it. I didn’t see any fire-rings, just plenty of parking. The park road runs parallel with the highway, about a quarter mile from it so the road noise is minimal, but still audible. There is a repeater tower within line of sight - I’m guessing that’s why I had great cell service (T-Mobile).

This is basically a small RV park without the hookups. Very kind of the owners to allow so many spaces (20?) for free. Be sure to visit the museum and give them some business as a thank you.

I slept in this parking lot one night, and it is very near the train tracks. Others have made derogatory reviews regarding the train noise. However I enjoyed the low ambient hum of the intermittent trains passing by. They do not brake or sound off their whistles as they roll through town. It’s just a low rumble, similar to airplane cabin noise. I saw Winslow PD driving down the main street a couple times, so felt safe knowing the area is regularly patrolled.